2025 Student Leadership
We are proud to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements of our 2025 Student Leaders. Throughout the year, these students have demonstrated initiative, teamwork, and a strong commitment to strengthening the culture and community of our school.
Year 7 Ambassadors
Our Year 7 Ambassadors played an important role in supporting major school events, including the Twilight Market, Open Night and Orientation Day. They successfully ran projects such as the Biggest Morning Tea and explored possibilities for new community-building initiatives, including year-level concerts, an end-of-year gift exchange, and mentoring ideas for 2026.
We would like to acknowledge the following students: Ava Boyke, Zara Rose Cree, Vianne Mata, Mariana Edwards, Logan Howlett, Aiden Hughes Tapias, Jackson King, Shambu Karinandi, Blake Miller, Violet Paras, Brandon Pearce, Charlotte Rist, Indigo Ryan, Ayvah McKellar, and Lucas Wiesner.
House Captains
House Captains have been active contributors to whole-school initiatives, supporting events such as the Twilight Market, Open Night and Orientation Day. They were highly supportive in assisting with whole-school sporting events like the Athletics Carnival and have coached and mentored younger students to lead projects and awareness days confidently.
We would like to acknowledge the following students: Lily Borchers, Sahara Fuller, Fern Hamilton, Lillian Davis, Scarlet Seaye, Luke Beggs and Tahnee Miller.
Peer Mentors
Our Peer Mentors worked collaboratively to co-design and facilitate fortnightly mentoring sessions for Year 7 and 8 students. They consistently demonstrated care and responsibility, offering support beyond the scheduled sessions. Their commitment to strengthening the program and preparing for its continued growth in 2026 has been invaluable.
We would like to acknowledge the following students: Paige Johnson, Cameron Powell, Abby Bricknell, Paige Edwards, David Ferri-McCrickard, Mackenzie Kidd, Oliver Millwood, Patrick Rees, Lexie Watson, Zach Whittam, Alivia Dennis, Riley Logan, Riley Mitchell, Patricia Chan, and Amy Johnson.
Senior Leaders
The 2025 Senior Leaders have modelled strong leadership across the College, guiding younger students and contributing to key school initiatives. Their achievements include leading school awareness days, assisting with major events such as Open Night, coaching younger students in developing leadership skills, and coordinating the Aspiring Leaders Conference for Grade 6 students. We extend our heartfelt thanks for the time, energy and commitment they have brought to the role throughout the year.
We would like to acknowledge the following students:
- Alivia Dennis – College Captain: Curiosity
- Riley Mitchell – College Captain: Compassion
- Jasmine Stafford – College Captain: Community
- Bella Whittam – Performing Arts Prefect
- Riley Logan – Wellbeing Prefect
- Ellie Westerveld – Science Prefect
- Layla Insley – Diversity & Inclusion Prefect
- Marleigh Ingram – Sport Prefect
We extend a warm and sincere thank you to all of our 2025 Student Leaders for their exceptional service to the school this year. For those returning in 2026, we encourage you to continue exploring new leadership opportunities and building on the strong foundation you have created. For those students moving on, we congratulate you on your achievements and wish you every success in your future endeavours.
Introducing Our 2026 Senior Leaders
We are pleased to share that the following students were formally announced as the 2026 Senior Leaders at our Awards Night, following a successful application and selection process:
- Bella Whittam – College Captain
- Tanisha Sivaskanthan – College Captain
- Patrick Rees – Music Prefect
- Mikaylee Busse – Science Prefect
Ms Constance, Mr Chappell & Mr Clarke (Student Leadership Team) look forward to working closely with our 2026 Senior Leaders next year. Additional leadership roles will be formally advertised and announced in 2026.
Best Wishes,
Ms Constance & Mrs Dykman